Huairou Museum

Huairou Museum was reconstructed from the old library, with an investment of over 4 million yuan. It covers a construction area of more than 2,000 square meters and can accommodate over 100 visitors at a time. The museum displays a total of more than 300 precious cultural relics dating from ancient times to the founding of the People's Republic of China, as well as over 130 physical artifacts of intangible cultural heritage, along with more than 300 pictures and 30,000 words of explanatory text. The exhibition area is divided into two floors. The cultural relics are displayed in chronological order according to the development history of Huairou. The second floor exhibits artifacts from ancient times to the Yuan Dynasty, while the third floor showcases relics and intangible cultural heritage from the Ming Dynasty to the revolutionary war period. The museum presents the long history and splendid culture of Huairou. Through the display of cultural relics, it highlights the characteristics of the harmonious integration and development between Central Plains culture and nomadic culture in the Huairou region across different eras. The museum also reflects distinct regional and temporal features. While ensuring rich content, it strives to emphasize key points and distinctive qualities. In terms of structural layout and exhibit arrangement, it highlights the cultural characteristics of Huairou, providing in-depth introductions to key exhibits and seeking breakthroughs and extensions in both depth and breadth. Meanwhile, the exhibition employs advanced sound, light, and electrical technologies to deliver a colorful and vivid visual experience for the public. The museum will become an important platform for showcasing the long history of Huairou, promoting outstanding national culture, and educating young people about loving their hometown.